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The programmer's code of ethics guides us to be good programmers—those who write code for humans, not just for machines. This can be achieved by meeting the following three criteria:
- Correct -> accurate.
- Clear -> clear.
- Efficient -> efficient.
Program Flow
Input -> Process (the most complex part) -> Output.To ensure a program meets the above criteria, we need to follow these programming steps:
- Define the problem.
- Create an outline of the solution.
- Translate the outline into more detailed steps or an algorithm.
- Convert the algorithm into a programming language (coding). The code/program consists of statements written in a programming language.
- Test the program (debugging) to find bugs/errors and then eliminate them.
Algorithm
A sequence of steps expressed clearly and unambiguously to solve a problem within a specific time frame. Example: the steps for making a phone call.Characteristics/Requirements of an Algorithm:
- Unambiguous: The steps in the algorithm must have a single, clear interpretation.
- Precise: The steps must be exact.
- Definite: The algorithm must produce the same results if the same steps are repeated.
- Finite: The algorithm must complete within a specific time frame.
Ways to Write an Algorithm:
- Descriptive explanation (natural language).
- Pseudocode.
- Flowchart: A diagram that illustrates the sequence of instructions for processes using a computer and the relationships between different processes through specific symbols.